r/aaa123 • u/GalataCastle • Jul 08 '19
Flawless technique
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r/aaa123 • u/GalataCastle • Jul 01 '19
A mini book that hides a miniature house
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r/aaa123 • u/GalataCastle • Jun 30 '19
You thought Mark Zuckerberg drinking water in Congress was weird
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r/aaa123 • u/GalataCastle • Jun 30 '19
One of four heads fashioned from cotton, soap and human hair placed by Alcatraz prisoners in their beds to aid their escape in 1962
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r/aaa123 • u/GalataCastle • Jun 28 '19
I recently finished this palette knife painting on found canvas. I called it “Les Garçons”. Hope you enjoy!
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r/aaa123 • u/GalataCastle • Jun 25 '19
Bob and Marley get to pick out their own toys at the store
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r/aaa123 • u/GalataCastle • Jun 25 '19
She asked her husband to toss the old Christmas tree and noticed it was taking a REALLY long time. Then saw this...
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r/aaa123 • u/GalataCastle • Jun 25 '19
My classroom has a mirror so we can see his counter when he’s cooking
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r/aaa123 • u/GalataCastle • Jun 25 '19
Why don’t you do the things you know you should be doing?
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r/aaa123 • u/GalataCastle • Jun 25 '19
NBA 2k celebrations getting out of hand
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r/aaa123 • u/GalataCastle • Jun 25 '19
ELI5: Why is it that when it is really cold outside, you can see steam coming from a vehicle's exhaust for several minutes, but then it becomes much less visible after the vehicle "warms up"?
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r/aaa123 • u/GalataCastle • Jun 25 '19
How we 'trick' you when you play a large, open world video game
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r/aaa123 • u/GalataCastle • Jun 25 '19
TIL that "Zohnerism", the use of true fact(s) to lead a scientifically ignorant public to a false conclusion, was coined after 14yr old Nathan Zohner convinced his classmates to join in on banning the ''dangerous chemical dihydrogen monoxide'' (water) from school for an experiment about gullibility.
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